Theorem thm:max_string: the maximal complete non-fringe r-ary height #
Source lines 475–521 (statement), 2800–2897 (proof, inventory P20). The target is the reviewed
statement PoissonDeclumping.MaxStringStatement of Statements/Main.lean. The final theorem
maxString_of takes Theorems thm:PoissonApproximation and thm:PoissonApproximation2 as
hypotheses of exactly their reviewed statement types (PoissonApproximationStatement,
PoissonApproximation2Statement); everything else is proved from the hypothesis
InStableDomain μ (through Stable.stableToolkit).
All marks are G_k = 1{H_{r,k} ≺ ·} (Embeds (completeTree r k)), with
π_k = μ_1^k (r = 1) or μ_r^{(r^k-1)/(r-1)} (r ≥ 2), and the cutoff is
M_n = max 1 ⌊n^{1-η}⌋₊ with η = (1 - 1/α)/2 (correction F11). All limits run along
admissible sizes.
- (i)
maxString_unary_of(μ_1 > 0): levelk_n = (⌊t_n^* + t⌋ + 1).toNat(the level may be nonpositive for finitely manyn;{H_1 ≤ ⌊t_n^* + t⌋} = {N_{k_n} = 0}holds for everyn,setOf_natCast_le_eq). Raw (S) by Lemmalem:S_rary(i) (k_n = O(log n)), declumped (C) by Lemmalem:C_rarywithB = {d | d ≠ 1},c_B = 1 - μ_1(cB_ne_one), propagation (propagatesOutside_completeTree_one),n π_{k_n}bounded; Theoremthm:PoissonApproximation2(i) gives the declumped Poisson approximation, Corollarycor:SM(iii) the vanishing root mark (π_{k_n} = O(1/n)), Lemmalem:declump_to_rawthe raw zero event (this is the paper's Corollarycor:declump_zero), and the exact lattice identityn (1 - μ_1) μ_1^{⌊t_n^*+t⌋+1} = μ_1^{t+1-{t_n^*+t}}the limit. - (ii)
maxString_rary_of(r ≥ 2,μ_r > 0): the thresholdseq:threshold_rary. Upper (tendsto_le_maxCompleteHeight_zero): Markov (Lemmalem:ineqs) withE[N_{k_n}(𝒯^n)] ∼ n π_{k_n}(Corollarycor:SM(ii)). Lower (tendsto_le_maxCompleteHeight_one): Theoremthm:PoissonApproximation(ii) with (M) from Corollarycor:SM(i) and (C) from Lemmalem:S_rary(ii) — correction F8: the source cites Corollarycor:Non-fringe Poisson(ii), whose uniform pair hypothesis is not established; the summed pair bound of Lemmalem:S_rary(ii) is exactly Assumption (C) of Theoremthm:PoissonApproximation. The two-point set is handled without the paper's split atθ_n = 1/2:J_n = {a_n, a_n + 1}witha_n = twoPointLow t_n^{**},n π_{a_n} → ∞,n π_{a_n+2} → 0(ExtremesAnalysis.rary_twoPoint_thresholds), andP(H_r ∈ J_n) ≥ P(H_r ≥ a_n) - P(H_r ≥ a_n + 2); the interior phase uses the levelsm_n,m_n + 1.
Propagation for the unary marks: if a child of a vertex of outdegree 1 carries a unary
chain of height k, so does the vertex.
{H_r(T) ≤ m} = {N_{(m+1).toNat}(T) = 0} for every integer m (r ≥ 1).
Theorem thm:max_string(i) (source lines 477–485, proof 2808–2850), conditional on
Theorem thm:PoissonApproximation2 (PoissonApproximation2Statement, its part (i)).
Theorem thm:max_string(ii): thresholds #
{H_r(T) ≥ k} = {N_k(T) ≥ 1} (r ≥ 1), in the real form used by Lemma lem:ineqs.
At an admissible size, ∫⁻ N(𝒯^n) = ENNReal.ofReal (E[N(𝒯^n)]).
Upper threshold (first implication of eq:threshold_rary, source lines 2860–2872): if
r^{k_n} = n^{o(1)} and n π_{k_n} → 0 along admissible sizes, then
P(H_r(𝒯^n) ≥ k_n) → 0. Lemma lem:ineqs (first half, Markov) with
E[N_{k_n}(𝒯^n)] ∼ n π_{k_n} (Lemma lem:S_rary(i) and Corollary cor:SM(ii)).
Lower threshold (second implication of eq:threshold_rary, source lines 2860–2872,
with correction F8): if μ_r > 0, r^{k_n} = n^{o(1)} and n π_{k_n} → ∞ along admissible sizes,
then P(H_r(𝒯^n) ≥ k_n) → 1. Assumption (M) comes from (S) (Lemma lem:S_rary(i) and
Corollary cor:SM(i)), Assumption (C) from the summed pair bound (Lemma lem:S_rary(ii)), and
N_{k_n}(𝒯^n) → ∞ in probability from Theorem thm:PoissonApproximation(ii).
Localization from two thresholds: if P(E_n) → 1 and P(F_n) → 0 along admissible sizes,
then P(E_n \ F_n) → 1.
Theorem thm:max_string(ii) (source lines 486–501, proof 2851–2897), conditional on
Theorem thm:PoissonApproximation (PoissonApproximationStatement, its part (ii)), which
replaces the paper's citation of Corollary cor:Non-fringe Poisson(ii) (correction F8).
Theorem thm:max_string (source lines 475–501), conditional on Theorems
thm:PoissonApproximation and thm:PoissonApproximation2 (the reviewed statements
PoissonApproximationStatement and PoissonApproximation2Statement).